Dear Urist McSoldier,
You will kindly note the platform I built around the riverside barracks. After the untimely passing of four of your associates, it was erected not only in their memory but for the betterment of all military personnel. Truly, it was an insightful solution on my part, and if it did prove to be a blight on the eye it, nevertheless, saved many lives. You know the cause of their deaths, I am sure - the entire Fort speaks of it. A goblin spear embedded in the throat is the accepted Dwarven death ritual, but these poor souls managed to activate an ancient teleportation spell during the intricate dance which is sparring. With no means of controlling this mystic art, they were promptly dumped into the river where they, just as promptly, asphyxiated. Again, I do not need to tell you this. Why, all things considered, would you then decide by Armok's fiery blade to spar outside the barracks and out of range of its protective platform? Somewhere in between putting your left foot out and then putting it in, you triggered ancient archaic magics and drowned to your death.
This serves as a poor eulogy, but frankly I have no time for the foolishness of my subjects, and so Dwarven Weekly is burdened with more critique of character than true lament. To restore a solemn feeling to my words, I conclude by saying: Rest in peace, you stupid bastard.
((I should note that this is within a walled area, so the Dwarves have to somehow go through the wall to kill themselves in the river. It's really annoying, but solved by creating a platform on the other side of the wall.))